For the samples with zigzag fractures, the accumulated AE counts at the moment of failure occupy almost half of the summation of whole load processes.
As any general worth his salt will attest, failure to occupy the right ground is one of the major causes of defeat.
For the remaining 30%% of males that were unsuccessful we presume that failure to occupy suitable calling sites led to limited access to females.
Use of acute hospital resources was substantial, with heart failure patients occupying almost 200,000 bed-days per year in NSW over the five year study period.
However, the impact on acute care hospital beds was substantial, with heart failure patients occupying almost 200,000 bed-days per year in NSW over the five year study period.
Yet Lee was sensitively aware of the rewards that speedy movements might yield, since many Richmond officials felt the failure to quickly occupy Washington after the victory a year earlier at the First Battle of Bull Run was crucial mistake.
In broader ecological terms, there is also the potential to map dietary differences determined by stable isotopes on to measures of availability of prey in order to understand the potential for dietary specialisation to maintain species barriers, or to act to make hybrids unfit, through a failure to effectively occupy a single trophic niche within a habitat.
The fate of man, his achievements and failures, his being and nothingness, occupy an important place in Talmudic literature.
From there, they criticize the recent failure of Occupy Atlanta to come to a consensus on whether to let Representative John Lewis speak or not, and fold that into a larger indictment of the demonstrators' "deliberative process".
By 1946, the failure of the occupying powers to get to grips with the problem of Germany was not only an eerie recapitulation of Versailles, 1919.
